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James Monroe Foreign Minister
652 words
James Monroe was born in Westmoreland county
Virginia, on April 28 th, 1758. His father was
Spence Monroe. He came from a Scottish family, but
settled in Virginia in the mid sixteen hundreds.
James was the eldest of four boys and one girl. In
1786, Monroe married a seventeen-year-old girl
named Elizabeth Kort right on June 30, 1768.
Together they had two daughters named Eliza and
Maria, and a son but he died at the age of two.
James Monroe had a good education. He studied at
home with a tutor un...
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Rubin V Coors Brewing Co
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... r speech than other speech has any application
to this unusual statute (Rubin v. Coors 514 U. S.
476, Lexis Nexis, 10). According to Stevens the
prohibition is unacceptable because commercial
speech should not be treated any different under
the First Amendment. He stated that the speech at
issue here is an accurate statement, on the label
of a bottle of beer, of the alcohol content
inside. Stevens reiterates that this is what the
majority defines as commercial speech. In my
opinion I believe...
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Law Enforcement Officers Search And Seizure
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... ive the officers the right to follow him and
pull him over in order to search him. The
plain-view doctrine allows law enforcement
officers to investigate and search someone they
feel may be hiding something illegal. The officers
give comments within the case and proceedings that
they clearly felt something was hidden within the
respondents clothing, this shows that they had the
legal right to remove the item. While it may seem
that the respondent was somehow robbed of his
Fourth Amendment ri...
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Categorical Imperative Conventional Morality
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Nietzsche: morality; How ought I to be? Nietzsche
abhorred all morality; he felt it is fodder for
the mindless masses (the herd). It deadens and
destroys the individual, condemns creativity, and
gives man no credit to make choices. It assumes
man can not know what to do, so it lays down
pre-made decisions for him to mindlessly follow.
It ignores the nature of human instinct and
stifles the growth of mankind. Moralists and
philosophers both sought an order for the universe
and a basis on which to...
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Studies On Hysteria University Of Vienna
1,307 words
Freud was born in Freiberg, on May 6, 1856, and
educated at the University of Vienna. When he was
three years old his family, fleeing from the
anti-Semitic riots then raging in Freiberg, moved
to Leipzig. Shortly thereafter, the family settled
in Vienna, where Freud remained for most of his
life. Although Freud's ambition from childhood had
been a career in law, he decided to become a
medical student shortly before he entered the
University of Vienna in 1873. Inspired by the
scientific investiga...
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Terminally Ill Patients Legalize Euthanasia
625 words
Voluntary euthanasia is a very contentious issue
in todays society. This is where a terminally ill
patients life is ended at their request. The law
allows doctors to withdraw treatment or administer
high doses of pain-relieving drugs even though
they expect this will result in death. However,
euthanasia is still considered a serious crime.
Advocates of euthanasia argue that it prevents
terminally-ill patients from pointlessly suffering
and that it lets them die with dignity. For
instance, Ken ex...
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Divine Revelation Ethical Conduct
1,155 words
The emergence of the Transcendentalists as an
identifiable movement took place during the late
1820 s and 1830 s, but the roots of their
religious philosophy extended much farther back
into American religious history. Transcendentalism
and evangelical Protestantism followed separate
evolutionary branches from American Puritanism,
taking as their common ancestor the Calvinism of
the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries. In
exploring their respective departures from
Calvinism we can begin to map o...
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Fascist Party Socialist Party
1,237 words
Bentio Mussolini, (18833 - 1945) was the Fascist
dictator of Italy from 1922 to 1943. He
centralized all power in himself as the leader (il
duce) of the Fascist party and attempted to create
an Italian empire, ultimately in alliance with
Hitlers Germany. The defeat of Italian arms in
World War II brought an end to his imperial dream
and led to his down fall. Mussolini was born in
Predappio, near Forli, in Romagna, on July 29,
1883. His father, Alejandro, was a Blacksmith, and
his mother, Rosa wa...
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Cogito Ergo Sum John Paul Ii
1,101 words
The Cogito Ergo Sum is the heart of Cartesian
philosophy and represents the starting point of
his method. It set Descartes apart from the
Scholastics who began with real things in a really
existing world. He was obviously influenced by the
Protestant Reformation and its challenge of
authority, tradition and medieval Aristotelianism.
Opposing himself to this tradition, Descartes
began simply within the certitude of self as a
thinking being. Like the pre-Socratics, Descartes
was searching for the ...
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First Degree Murder People Who Commit
1,387 words
Capital punishment is a subject you can always
count on for a lively discussion with plenty of
opinions and lots of questions. "Capital
Punishment is a term which indicates muddled
thinking. The dilemma of kill or be killed, which
confronts civilized society daily and inexorably,
is bedeviled by the jumble of panic, superstition,
and angry resentment we call punishment,
expiation, propitiatory blood sacrifice, justice,
and many other imposing names. The dilemma is a
hard fact which must be faced...
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Medieval Church And State
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The Relationship Between Church and State The
church had considerable material wealth, which
instigated a problem: Who was superior, Pope or
King? This question caused a great deal of strife
during the Middle Ages, but the pope always had
the advantage, until the end of the Medieval
Period, when the state finally triumphed over the
popes powers of interdict and excommunication. The
practical impact of the Church resulted from the
general acceptance of its theology. It taught that
by devotion to ...
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Body Politic Communist Party
1,294 words
ter>Sam Vaknin's Psychology,
Philosophy, Economics and Foreign Affairs Web
Sites The core countries of Central
Europe (the Czech Republic, Hungary and, to a
lesser extent, Poland) experienced industrial
capitalism in the inter-war period. But the
countries comprising the vast expanses of the New
Independent States, Russia and the Balkan had no
real acquaintance with it. To them its zealous
introduction is nothing but another ideological
experiment and not a very re...
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Individual Can Attain Philosophical Doctrine Socrates
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Socrates 1. One of the most important charges,
brought against Socrates at his trial, was
accusation of atheism. He used to say unexamined
life is not worth living, which can be considered
as appeal to reason, rather then to belief.
Socrates considered peoples ability to operate
with abstract categories as such that
differentiates them from animals. What Socrates
could have meant by saying this is that only those
who are capable of logical analyzing can be
considered as humans, in full sense of ...
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World War Ii Truman Doctrine
732 words
In this paper I will discuss what actions and
thoughts added up to cause the cold war. The cold
war lasted from September 1, 1945 to about
December 25, 1991. That is about forty-five years,
which is an extremely long time. The cold war was
a global competition basically between two sides,
the Free World, which was led by the United States
of America, and the Communist World led by the
Soviet Union. The struggle took place through
indirect military conflict, and direct competition
in the areas of...
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Cuban Missile Crisis Warsaw Pact
1,007 words
What Was the Cold War? The Cold War was the time
period from 1945 to 1990 where there was constant
tension and struggle between the United States and
its allies and the Soviet Union and its allies.
Actual military conflict never occurred, but there
were great amounts of hostility and rivalry
between the two sides, as well as intense clashes
of economic and diplomatic policies. After almost
a century of peace, feelings of uneasiness and
distrust settled between the two countries after
the Bolshev...
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Good And Evil Generally Accepted
1,968 words
Conscience created or innate To what extent do you
think you are dictated by your surroundings and
your up-bringing? Do you claim your opinions to be
your own? Do you trust your logic and your
conscience? These are questions that are seldom
asked by ourselves or by others. In fact, these
kinds of questions could almost be considered
taboo. It seems to be generally accepted that one
can trust oneself, ones authority, and ones
conscience. Upon these premises we seem to build
up everything else. We...
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Church Of England Church And State
691 words
Throughout the Middle Ages, the Catholic Church
continued to assert its primacy of position. The
growth of the papacy had paralleled the growth of
the church, but by the end of the Middle Ages
challenges to papal authority from the rising
power of monarchical states had resulted in a loss
of papal temporal authority. An even greater
threat to papal authority and church unity arose
in the sixteenth century when the unity of
medieval European Christendom was irretrievably
shattered by the Reformat...
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Opinions Ideas Or Beliefs Ideas Or Beliefs Technology
795 words
Do Science And Technology Provide A Solid Do
Science And Technology Provide A Solid Base For
Technocracy To answer this question one must first
understand that every politico-economic ideology,
like every religious belief, proclaims that it has
the one true doctrine and that all others are
entirely different or at opposite ends. In most
instances individuals join in voluntary
association to act upon those opinions, ideas or
beliefs which they hold in common. These opinions,
ideas or beliefs may ...
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War Of 1812 Henry Clay
733 words
After the War of 1812, an outbreak of patriotism
spread to most Americans. Nationalism was at its
greatest height because the United States of
America had just Fought to a draw with the world s
greatest military, Great Britain. The country
began to prosper yet the prosperity led to
sectional divisions. Whereas the War of 1812 led
to an increase in nationalism, the increased
patriotism led to a rise in sectionalism.
Nationalism had spread to political and economical
ideology causing sectional dis...
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Jesus Christ Eternal Life
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Romans 3: 1 - 24: Responsibility of sharing
God-given light. The law requires perfect
righteousness. All people on the same level
Righteousness in man. Having knowledge without
knowing God is not worth while. Paul states that
setting aside ones Body is of no use: chapter 3: 1
- 4. Paul asks what kind of advantage do the Jews
have. God gave them many promises of
responsibilities. The prophet Abraham was called
for the special task of doing Gods work. His
children and their children found special ...
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